cse 414: section 2 a sequel to sql...a sequel to sql oct 4th, 2018 1 administrivia wq1 due tomorrow!...

CSE 414: Section 2A SeQueL to SQLOct 4th, 2018

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Administrivia

WQ1 due Tomorrow! (Friday, Oct 5th at 11:59 PM)

HW2 due Tuesday, Oct 9th at 11:59 PM

Last day to turn in HW1 (with late days)

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Git Demo

How to add git remote upstream?

Pull homework and starter code files

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SQL 3-Valued Logic

SQL has 3-valued logic

● FALSE = 0 [ex] price < 25 is FALSE when price = 99

● UNKNOWN = 0.5 [ex] price < 25 is UNKNOWN when price = NULL

● TRUE = 1 [ex] price < 25 is TRUE when price = 19

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SQL 3-Valued Logic (con’t)

Formal definitions:C1 AND C2 means min(C1,C2)

C1 OR C2 means max(C1,C2)NOT C means means 1-C

The rule for SELECT ... FROM ... WHERE C is the following:if C = TRUE then include the row in the outputif C = FALSE or C = unknown then do not include it

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Importing Files (HW2)

First, create the table.Then, import the data.

.mode csv.import ./population.csv Population.import ./gdp.csv GDP.import ./airport.csv Airport

.import /path/to/file NameOfTable

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Aliasing

● Good style for renaming attribute operations to more intuitive labels● Essential for self joins (ex: FROM [table] AS T1, [table] AS T2)● You can alias without “AS” in the FROM clause (i.e. “AS” keyword can be

omitted)

SELECT [attribute] AS [attribute_name]FROM [table] AS [table_name]… [table_name].[attribute_name] …

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Filters

LIMIT number - limits the amount of tuples returned

[ex] SELECT * FROM table LIMIT 1;

DISTINCT - only returns different values (gets rid of duplicates)

[ex] SELECT DISTINCT column_name FROM table;

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Joining

Inner vs. Outer

Self Joins

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Join Semantics

● Think as “nested loops”.

● NOT the most efficient implementation on a large database! (we will talk about other ways to join later in the course)● Hash Join● Sort-Merge Join

For more information and different types of joins see:https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/craigfr/2006/08/16/summary-of-join-properties/

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Nested Loop Semantics

SELECT x_1.a_1, …, x_n.a_nFROM x_1, …, x_nWHERE <cond>

for each tuple in x_1:…

for each tuple in x_n:if <cond>(x_1, …, x_n):

output(x_1.a_1, …, x_n.a_n)11

Aggregates

● Computes aggregated values for a set of tuples.

COUNT(attribute) - counts the number of tuples SUM(attribute)MIN/MAX(attribute)AVG(attribute)...

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Grouping and Ordering

GROUP BY [attribute], …, [attribute_n]

HAVING [predicate] - operates on groups

ORDER BY

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SQL Query Evaluation Order

FWGHOS(From, Where, Group By, Having, Order By,

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